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Nearly six months since shutting down, Shelburne municipal staff have continued working, albeit with major changes to their day-to-day.
The number of fatal car crashes on Vermont’s roads is up substantially. Despite there theoretically being fewer drivers on the road because of the ongoing pandemic, the number of people killed in motor vehicle crashes this year has already surpassed last year’s total.
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A pop-up event at Palmer’s Sugarhouse in Shelburne on Friday, Sept. 18 proved quite delicious.
A former, controversial, Shelburne town manager and Hinesburg town administrator was placed on paid leave from his current job in Massachusetts.
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Did you see it? The smoky haze from West Coast wildfires that had stretched all the way to Vermont, filtering the sun but painting our sunrises and sunsets crimson, seemed to have moved on.
Green Mountain Power is reaching out to customers to let them know they could qualify for funds from the state of Vermont to help pay overdue utility bills tied to the pandemic.
The Vermont Department of Labor distributed $21.6 million to 25,675 claimants through the Lost Wage Assistance program on Friday, Sept. 18.
Faced with wildfires, hurricanes and other disasters around the country, the Northern New England Region of the American Red Cross needs additional volunteers.
The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Sept. 18, was honored in Shelburne with a candlelight vigil the next day. The green in front of Jamie Two Coats was filled with abo…
The day she retired from her longtime job, Linda Barker saw an ad for a part-time position as Shelburne’s town treasurer.
Ginny Joyner, of Charlotte, has taught watercolor classes with Access CVU for more than 15 years.
Online romance has long been a minefield. But a global pandemic put first dates on Zoom, an ironically named application for those seeking fast affection.
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They say that lightning doesn’t strike twice, but in the case of Caroline Jones and Nik Baya, it sure did.
Zachary Manganello will not have to begin again.
Police in northwestern Vermont plan to clamp down early on reckless drivers that pass school buses when their red stop lights are flashing, according to Lt. Allen Fortin of the Chittenden Coun…
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